Sentence examples for get put out from inspiring English sources

More fires get put out by them too.

Smaller fires get put out because they create smoke, which is considered a form of pollution.

"They're not going to get put out of business with one bad Christmas".

Patients often get put out to grass, through the association of stroke with old age.

A fund that runs a few ticks lower than its peers for several months running can get put out of business.

"For all the wrong reasons that records get put out these days," he said, "it's nice to participate in one that comes out for all the right reasons".

Then he gets put out there.

My name is on the door, and I care very much about the design that gets put out.

"It is regrettable a lot of facts and details got put out and misconstrued.

He got put out early in the tournament, and hung around the clubhouse the next day, looking gloomy.

"That's the sort of story that gets put out by soft Eurosceptic posh Tories who think they should lead the referendum campaign," he said.